Gas turbine engine having bleed apparatus with dynamic pressure

Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – With heating – cooling or thermal insulation means

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415115, F01D 518

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042368693

ABSTRACT:
A gas turbine engine has conduits leading from the compressor to the turbine for bleeding a portion of compressor air through the turbine blades for cooling or other purposes. A radial pump in the conduits formed by a tangential accelerator and a rotating diffuser transmits the air from the non-rotating environment in the engine to the rotating environment of the turbine rotor. The tangential accelerator accelerates the bleed air to a tangential speed higher than that of the rotor, and the radial diffuser is designed to recover the dynamic pressure or relative velocity of the air over the rotor.

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